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The action of a phenothiazine derivative on enzymes of the pentose phosphate pathway

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La thiopérazine, qui est un derivé de la famille de la phénothiazine, a le pouvour d'inhibition sur l'activité du glucose-6-phosphate déhydrogénase et du 6-phosphogluconate déhydrogénase dans les globules rouges. Ce pouvoir est modifié si on ajoute du TPN dans le système enzymatique. Le degré de cette modification correspond à la dose de TPN employée.

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  1. Nebraska Psychiatric Institute and Department of Biochemistry, University of Nebraska College of Medicine, Omaha

    M. J. Carver, Joy D. Marks & Nadine Roesky

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Carver, M.J., Marks, J.D. & Roesky, N. The action of a phenothiazine derivative on enzymes of the pentose phosphate pathway. Experientia 17, 315–316 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02158175

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